These and the 37 Buffalo are very common coins, the only ones that go for descent money are the variety's or the conditional rarities. The Ike can...
These zlincoln cents have many a problems due to the thin copper plating. 99% of them are mechanical error.
@Lottokg Folks that make you tube channels haven't a clue about numismatics, or valuable errors, and neither do you. Stay off BOOB tube if you...
I guess what I missed explaining is that an AU58 should be a gem coin with some minor evidence of wear. 53 and 55 should be coins that were BU....
Depends on the coin, I prefer a black back ground.
Good luck with your new toy! I am looking forward to your handy work. Edit. Are you able to get full size Morgan shots with it?
To me an AU58 should have minor bags marks, or contact marks, with a small amount of high point rub. In and AU grade I see this coin more towards...
I am not sure I see any clash marks. What I do see is a later die state coin with possibly some minor die cracks or chips.
Maybe a good full photo of the reverse might help show some of the Blakesley
MS65
$575
Well @slictoys you are in fact the problem that most numismatist face today. Your willing to con and sell common problem coin, I do believe that...
An annealing error happens to the complete surface of a coin, Look up Black Beauty Nickel. That is either corrosion or toning.
Absolutely dripping, practically jumped out of the case.
$165
Yes, but 2.4 is not light enough for the missing copper.
Yes, my bad.
See how the coin has been expanded, ( not round anymore) In the affected area? This can't happen at the mint.
I see damage, not an error.
You'll need to provide better photos, some that show depth and detail, from strait above, not at an angle.
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